Exploring a Haunted Pakistani Fort (Sheikhupura) 🇵🇰 | Harry Jaggard

History of Sheikhupura | Soon #usmanvirk777 #virkfarm777 #history | Usman Virk

Mughal Era Fort, Sheikhupura | Part #1 Once a grand Mughal stronghold, Sheikhupura Fort, built by Emperor Jahangir in 1607, stands as a testament to history with its towering walls, protective bastions, and intricate military-style architecture. Originally a royal residence, it later became a military post and administrative center. Despite the passage of time, its legacy endures, and ongoing restoration efforts promise to revive its former glory. . . . #Vlogumentary #SheikhupuraFort #MughalArch

Sikh Era Mansion, Sheikhupura Fort | Part #2 Once a symbol of grandeur, this historic mansion inside Sheikhupura Fort witnessed the rise and fall of the Sikh Raj. From Maharani Jind Kaur’s detention to crucial court decisions, its fading frescoes, arched doorways, and wooden ceilings still echo the past. The stunning fusion of Mughal and Sikh architecture, adorned with intricate floral carvings and Sikh figures, offers a glimpse into a forgotten era. . . . #Vlogumentary #SikhRaj #SheikhupuraFort

Magnificent Punjab: First ever Double-Decker Bus Tour from Lahore to Sheikhupura brings an exciting new chapter in tourism, blending history, heritage & adventure. The journey features a soulful ‘Heer’ rendition at the Tomb of Waris Shah, a scenic cycle and golf cart jungle ride at Hiran Minar, exploration of the Hiran Sanctuary, and a relaxing evening at the Floating Restaurant with illuminated night boating. A joint initiative by TDCP, Directorate of Archaeology, and District Administration Sh

TDCP had the honor of hosting yet another successful Sightseeing Bus Tour from Lahore to Hiran Minar, Sheikhupura. From the serene Deer Sanctuary and thrilling Jungle Safari to eco-friendly Cycling and a scenic Floating Jetty, every moment celebrated Punjab’s breathtaking beauty, rich culture, and timeless charm. The soulful Heer Goi at the Shrine of Waris Shah added a heartfelt cultural touch to the journey. We were delighted to have Dr. Ehsan Bhutta, Secretary Tourism, Archaeology & Museums De